Options Income Trader (Remote, Funded) — Tulsa, OK

Overview An options income trader at Maverick generates cash flow by selling premium in a defined‑risk framework. This is not naked option selling, and it is not a martingale strategy that blows up on a single bad week. The role is built for traders who think in terms of probability, expected value, and management rules over individual directional bets. Location Tulsa, OK: Tulsa's economy is built around energy (BOK Financial, Williams Companies) and aerospace. The metro has actively recruited remote workers with relocation incentives over the last several years. Central Time alignment with US markets, very low cost of living. What You’ll Trade Credit spreads on liquid US equities and ETFs Cash‑secured puts on names the trader would be willing to own Covered calls on equity positions held in the firm's book Risk Framework Premium‑selling looks profitable until it isn't. Maverick's risk framework caps max loss per spread, total notional exposure, and beta‑weighted portfolio delta. Tail‑risk events (8 sigma moves) are anticipated, not denied — we expect a few rough months a year and size them so they don't end careers. Why Maverick Funds This Role Premium‑selling done right is one of the most consistent income strategies in markets — and one of the easiest to ruin with bad sizing. Maverick built this role around traders who already think in probabilities and want firm capital deployed against a strategy that pays steady cash flow when risk is managed. The 65–90% profit split applies to net P&L after the inevitable rough months. Candidate Profile Traders who understand "probability of profit" is not the same as "expected return" People who can follow mechanical management rules without overriding them mid‑trade Candidates with a quantitative mindset — comfortable thinking in distributions Traders who don't need every position to win to feel like the strategy is working #J-18808-Ljbffr Maverick Trading